High-value event designed to help IT and business decision makers visualise the value of Microsoft Portal & Collaboration solutions using Office SharePoint Server 2007.

Overview:
This is an opportunity for senior Technical and Business Decision Makers, responsible for collaborative and portal solutions, to help visualise the value of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) and seek advice and guidance from one of the UK’s leading organisations on MOSS 2007.

Using demonstrations and white-boarding, the workshop-style event covers the MOSS 2007 feature set that can improve the productivity of your people and teams through enhanced collaboration and provide richer services to your customers using portal solutions.

The solution scenarios that will be covered during this event will be:
 
Empower employees with self-service portals: Help your organisation increase productivity by connecting them to the day-to-day information, such as policies and regulations, corporate directories, and frequently used forms, that they need most.
Optimise business processes with electronic forms: Help improve the efficiency of your business by enabling your teams to collect, validate, store, and reuse information with electronic forms.
Streamline web content and document creation and management: Help employees, teams, and customers work together more effectively helping them author and publish web content and documents in less time.
Search through vast amounts of information effectively: Help staff find people and knowledge across SharePoint, file shares, Exchange and Line of Business applications.

These are high value events and are limited to 6 people (max 2 people per company - additional attendees will be charged at £150 per person) to ensure that each attendee gets the most from the day.

These events will be held at the EACS office in Kimbolton, Cambridgeshire from 9.30am until 12.30pm on the following dates, followed by a buffet lunch:

May
Wednesday 7th May 2008 (Morning 9.30am-12.30pm) - FULLY BOOKED
Wednesday 7th May 2008 (Afternoon 1.45-4.45pm) - FULLY BOOKED 
Thursday 22nd May 2008 - FULLY BOOKED

If you would like to book your place at these FREE events then click here to register.